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RENODMAX

RENODMAX

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For Qa1s and hypercos I would think itd be from the $800 to $1000 dollar range for everything.
 
TrentNell

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mudygmc said:
roughly what is the price for a setup like that. I would like to have more adjustability and shave some weight but if its expensive i can't swing it.
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single adjustable 500-600 double adjustable 700-800 from what i priced ( coil overs ) ,

i went shocks only( qa1) and have no complaints and excelent 60 ft times that are dead consistant easy too 20 min install :D.
 
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RickDLance

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malibu795 said:
weight the front. ie 4000lb on the front... 2000 a corner. rought that is you loaded ride hieght

pending lenght of hte srping depics you spring ratings

14" 500lb/in spring will compress 4" for the load
a 10" 1000lb/in will compress 2"

pic the shock
find what lenght spring works with it
figuer out were you what ride hieght to be on the shock.. ie 10" stroke 5" ride hieght give you 5" of droop and 5" of compression.

thats this gist of it.. can get in to more detials
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That will only get you so close, and I'm a little rusty at it so take this post with a grain of salt. :rofl:.

You have to figure in the lever arm, or the amount of leverage the suspension has on the spring.

A quick example is that if your a-arm is 24" from pivot to tire cl and your shock is 1/2 way between you will get 4" of suspension travel for 2" of spring travel You would then need to double your calculated spring rate to compensate. Now that I've hopefully got you understanding this a little I'll throw a curve ball at you.

If the spring is mounted at anything except a 90 degree angle to the travel of the lever arm it will change the rate needed also.

It can work out at all different kinds of weird rates. When you start dealing with the shock on the other side of the tire CL and an instant center on the suspension that can be moved around it can really get interesting.

Best advice is to check the return policy before you buy the springs. You may need to change them a time or two to dial them in perfectly.;)
 
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Stingpuller

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It was nice meeting you Rick. After talking to Rick and finding out who he has helped and built things for he has probably forgotten more than most of use will learn. I'm not sure on the part numbers, I threw the boxes away. They are a 4" stroke shock with a 10" spring. I would call it a race only setup. What Trent has would be the best dual purpose set up to use. Jeff
 
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